Anyone upgrade their rear sway bar? I'm considering the Hellwig 7306 or 7738. I would use my Thuren links with either so the 7738 part list is more appropriate but the 7306 is the "Big Wig" and is 1/8" thicker.
The reason is with my side by side on the bed rack, I do get some sway/side to side motion. Between Thuren's 2.5" King kit and airbags, the ride is good and no squat, it's just sway I'm looking to control with the weight up high.
Hellwig Sway Bar -- Rear
Hellwig Sway Bar -- Rear
2016 Laramie; 5.13s, Locker Bypass, WK sliders, 37” Toyo RT Trail, BD 2LoKit, ProCal, Hemifever tune, Airbags/Cradles, Thuren 2.5" King w/ Boogie Bumps, Warn SDP6000
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Re: Hellwig Sway Bar -- Rear
Seems like it would be a good idea. They say bigger is better.
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Re: Hellwig Sway Bar -- Rear
What sway bar?
3G no got. Lol.
3G no got. Lol.
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545RFE, NAV Sys. w/ 6-CD Sat. Radio, Light Group, Rear Sliding Window,
Heated Tow Mirrors, Leather-Wrapped Steering Wheel,
Steering Wheel Mounted Audio Controls, Power Adjustable pedals.
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Line-X bedliner, Mopar Rock Rails w/CARR side steps, Gibson Dual Exhaust,
Dynatrac manual locking hub conversion w/DynaLoc hubs.
Abel Locker+SmartBar Bypass, Deflecta-Shield 60" Low Profile Toolbox,
Mopar: Winch Accy Kit, Wheel well liners, Mudflaps, Engine block heater, spare tire winch lock, alarm system.
Re: Hellwig Sway Bar -- Rear
I think teh right answer is "Trailer".
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Re: Hellwig Sway Bar -- Rear
Agree w/Mule x 2. IMHO our suspension systems are meant to accommodate articulattion & flex; issues increase relative to the height of center of gravity.

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Re: Hellwig Sway Bar -- Rear
3rd Gen has leaf springs which effectively act as a sway bar. (The axle twists the spring as it articulates.) I tow my 19' travel trailer behind with the side by side on the deck. Just got back from a 3k mile roundtrip to Yellowstone. Basically, if my GF didn't complain about the sway, I wouldn't even worry about it.
2016 Laramie; 5.13s, Locker Bypass, WK sliders, 37” Toyo RT Trail, BD 2LoKit, ProCal, Hemifever tune, Airbags/Cradles, Thuren 2.5" King w/ Boogie Bumps, Warn SDP6000